UPDATE: Valve has since reached out to quash Faliszek’s comments, saying they were lost in translation. Sorry guys, no PlayStation Move support after all.
On track for an April release (fingers crossed), Valve’s Portal 2 will feature “complete PlayStation Move support”. While the capability is not full integrated yet, Valve is looking to offer PS3 gamers some consolation for missing out on Left 4 Dead. Did we mention Portal 2 for PS3 allows cross-platform play with PC gamers via Steam?
The Sony PSP 2 will be the biggest handheld gaming console available when it launches late this year. It’s even bigger than the whopper that is the Nintendo DSi XL, and towers like a Goliath over the iPhone 4. Click through for the full size image, and take a closer peek at how the Sony PSP 2 stacks up next to its competitors.
Yesterday we asked you whether there was still space for the Wii, now Kinect and Move have arrived. The vote was close, but 55 per cent of you called time on the Wii, saying there was no room for it anymore, with the remaining 45 per cent of you saying there was still life left in the old dog.
The comments section was split too, with readers pointing out that Wii was cheaper, but others reckoning that Move and Kinect had outdone the Wii by far. Yeowch.
Nintendo, what’s your next move? More to the point, what do you want to see from the House of Mario next? Shout up in the comments section below.
With the release of Microsoft Kinect and PlayStation Move, the Nintendo Wii has fallen from view. With both these new console add-ons out, is there still room for the Wii? Does the first player in motion controls still have games to floor the competition? Click and tell, and click through to drop us a line in the comments to give your love for the Wii…
Yesterday we asked you which you thought was better, Kinect or Move. Despite Move having a lot more time in the wild than Kinect, the full body motion controll system trumped it, pipping Move to the post by 10 per cent, with 51 per cent to Move’s 41 per cent. The rest of you said that both Move and Kinect were no good. Ouch.
Microsoft Kinect and Playstation Move have both had some time in the wild, the Kinect admittedly, a lot less than Move. Have you bought one or the other, and if so, which is better? Which do you think is better for your buck, the PlayStation Move with its glowing bobble ended controller, or the full body Kinect? Click and tell!
At the end of last week we took stock of the PlayStation Move, and asked: will there ever be a great PlayStation Move game? The answer from you was a clear yes, with only seven per cent of you saying that there would definitely not be any good games for the PlayStation Move.
